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Re-Imagining Africa
In this book, Ben Kazora takes you back in the deep, rich and often untold history of Africa which highlights her powerful pre-colonial and pre-slavery kingdoms and empires. He takes you back to 711AD when the African Moors conquered and colonized European nations of Spain and Portugal and in doing so bringing civilization to the then barbaric societies. He then journeys with you through different lessons learned by and prescribed to the continent to best leverage her innovative prowess so as to regain her position on the global stage.
He touches on key areas such as the role of women, big data, artificial intelligence, machine learning, internet of things, food security, health and ultimately that of the youth in the African and ultimately global context. With the 42 % of the global youth being in Africa by 2030 and 75% of those under the age of 35 years of age being African by 2050, it’s safe to say THE FUTURE OF GLOBAL ECONOMY IS AFRICAN. He submits to his readers that it’s time to speak to Africa’s restoration more than her rise and realize that Africa’s progress is a global common good.